Jackson’s three touchdowns lead Ravens to win to start final playoff push
Returning from his bout with COVID-19, Lamar Jackson rushed for 94 of Baltimore’s season-high 294 yards in the 34-17 win over Dallas.
Returning from his bout with COVID-19, Lamar Jackson rushed for 94 of Baltimore’s season-high 294 yards in the 34-17 win over Dallas.
The Baltimore head coach expressed confidence in the contact tracing that permitted Tuesday’s game to kick off as scheduled.
Dennis Koulatsos and Nestor get prepped for whatever Andy Dalton and the Dallas Cowboys can bring as Ravens get Lamar Jackson back on the field. @NestorAparicio @DKoulatsosShow #RavensFlock #RavensNation
The Ravens have been very quiet about the breakdowns in their facility that led to so many positive tests and delays before Steelers game. Todd Schuler and Nestor debate some legal issues beyond HIPAA, bad P.R. and a black eye in Pittsburgh.
Luke Jones drove to The Castle to watch practice but turned around after head coach John Harbaugh moved it inside due to mysterious “high winds.” The Ravens are on a three-game losing streak and the Dallas Cowboys arrive Tuesday. COVID, football and press releases from Dick Cass up for discussion here…
Bill Cole and Nestor discuss all aspects of the Ravens COVID meltdown including who makes the rules during a plague about what sanctions a legitimate game? Strange times in Owings Mills…
Leonard Raskin and Nestor examine the missed chances for Ravens in Pittsburgh. And what the road ahead becomes in the aftermath of the COVID situation.
The Ravens just happened to move practice indoors (closing it to the media) on the day Lamar Jackson was eligible to return from the COVID-19 list.
Commissioner Roger Goodell made it clear to everyone that this would not be a “normal” football season. But no one knew how bad the product would look when you don’t have a quarterback on the field.
Short weeks. Lots of recovery issues. A three-game losing streak. And a plague that has stricken his locker room. Our resident NFL insider Chris Pika says Coach Harbaugh needs to calm a frazzled franchise and win some winnable football games in December.
The Ravens wide receiver says he still has great respect for Cowboys owner Jerry Jones and the organization.
The Ravens president stated that four different strains of COVID-19 were in the team facility with one being a highly-contagious strain that spread throughout the organization.
There is a plague in progress. Please listen to science and doctors and show love to each other by wearing a mask and social distancing. But eat well and order some ice cream…
Making his first collegiate start, Hakim Hart poured in a career-high 33 points.
Dennis Koulatsos and Nestor discuss the aftermath of Ravens loss to Steelers and getting ready for Dallas on short rest.
The Ravens head coach wouldn’t disclose whether he anticipates his star quarterback returning in time to play against Dallas on Tuesday.
The wide receiver had a 70-yard touchdown reception in the fourth quarter of Wednesday’s 19-14 defeat.
The starting left guard expressed optimism about Baltimore making a December run to qualify for the postseason.
Now that the Ravens game is finally over, someone in Owings Mills better be stepping out in front of the truth and facts surrounding how the franchise became a petri dish of COVID that embarrassed the organization on and off the field. The fan base changed their schedules four times this week to watch “our” team. Where is the leadership in providing answers?
The general manager left the door open to a reunion with infielder Hanser Alberto, who is now a free agent.
An injured Robert Griffin III threw for just 33 yards in the game and was replaced by Trace McSorley in the fourth quarter.
The head coach expressed pride in his shorthanded team’s effort in the 19-14 loss to Pittsburgh on Wednesday.
After delays, COVID tests, rumors, Tweets and a snow storm in Pittsburgh, the Ravens finally succumb to the undefeated Steelers – but not without a helluva fight from the understudies and developmental roster.
The Terps are still scheduled to host Rutgers on Saturday, Dec. 12.
If you witnessed the Denver Broncos play a game without a quarterback then you know on Tuesday night the Ravens will play without 20 real NFL players in Pittsburgh. That doesn’t make it any less disgraceful for the integrity of the league.
Let our local Planet Fitness fitness guru and internet sensation from Poly tell you how to start moving past the gravy and mashed potatoes on Black Friday and beyond the holiday cookies and leftovers.
When Damye Hahn of Faidley’s at Lexington Market was talking about shipping her legendary crab cakes across the country, we surprised her with a special customer. Let our head coach Brian Billick tell you about his Maryland Thanksgiving-eve tradition now shipping to the grandkids in the midwest…
Author and essayist Howard Bryant provides some backdrop as a former sports writer watching politics and a plague make its way onto the field amidst racial strife in America. Even for those who want to “stick to sports”…
Wealth manager Leonard Raskin and Nestor discuss navigating adversity during challenging times. The Ravens are going through it. So are all of us…
Over Royal Farms coffee in his Cole Roofing mug, Nestor implores his pal Bill Cole to interpret why anyone would question the veracity or impact of a deadly global pathogen and the safety of others during a plague. But feel free to believe what you want…
The former Baltimore Ravens wide receiver and Super Bowl XLVII champion is teaming up with Baltimore Recreation and Parks to make a difference in our city.
The games must be played. The television and media partners demand it. Professor Marty Conway brings class to session with facts about the demands on Roger Goodell to get the games in – no matter what.
They haven’t practiced in 10 days. Many of the players in Ravens uniforms on Tuesday night will be new to you. Better grab a scorecard along with Luke Jones and Nestor if you are navigating COVID NFL rosters.
The late Terps legend will be enshrined in November 2021 in Kansas City.
Every day there’s a new set of positive tests in Baltimore and Pittsburgh. The Ravens haven’t been sanctioned to practice but will travel to play 20-men short at Heinz Field against the undefeated Steelers. Luke and Nestor discuss the absurdity.
We’re not usually ones to mention “professional” and “forfeit” in the same sentence. But Dennis Koulatsos and Nestor witnessed what fake football looked like in Denver on Sunday. For the good of its brand, the NFL shouldn’t sanction this.
Hall of Famer Rod Woodson catches up with Nestor on about his passion for teaching the game of football around the world. And the weirdness of being stuck in middle of the Baltimore and Pittsburgh rivalry.
Our pal Cort Smith at Sporticulture has supported our sporty chats for years but here’s one with him discussing why a lifer local flower lover from Walnut Springs Nursery would dream up cool NFL sports novelties like magma lamps.
Donta Scott scored a career-high 17 points while Eric Ayala added 15 for the Terps, who improved to 3-0.
Leonard Raskin and Nestor discuss all possibilities of Ravens and Steelers COVID mess and game being moved to Tuesday night.
Returning from his bout with COVID-19, Lamar Jackson rushed for 94 of Baltimore’s season-high 294 yards in the 34-17 win over Dallas.
The Baltimore head coach expressed confidence in the contact tracing that permitted Tuesday’s game to kick off as scheduled.
Dennis Koulatsos and Nestor get prepped for whatever Andy Dalton and the Dallas Cowboys can bring as Ravens get Lamar Jackson back on the field. @NestorAparicio @DKoulatsosShow #RavensFlock #RavensNation
The Ravens have been very quiet about the breakdowns in their facility that led to so many positive tests and delays before Steelers game. Todd Schuler and Nestor debate some legal issues beyond HIPAA, bad P.R. and a black eye in Pittsburgh.
Luke Jones drove to The Castle to watch practice but turned around after head coach John Harbaugh moved it inside due to mysterious “high winds.” The Ravens are on a three-game losing streak and the Dallas Cowboys arrive Tuesday. COVID, football and press releases from Dick Cass up for discussion here…
Bill Cole and Nestor discuss all aspects of the Ravens COVID meltdown including who makes the rules during a plague about what sanctions a legitimate game? Strange times in Owings Mills…
Leonard Raskin and Nestor examine the missed chances for Ravens in Pittsburgh. And what the road ahead becomes in the aftermath of the COVID situation.
The Ravens just happened to move practice indoors (closing it to the media) on the day Lamar Jackson was eligible to return from the COVID-19 list.
Commissioner Roger Goodell made it clear to everyone that this would not be a “normal” football season. But no one knew how bad the product would look when you don’t have a quarterback on the field.
Short weeks. Lots of recovery issues. A three-game losing streak. And a plague that has stricken his locker room. Our resident NFL insider Chris Pika says Coach Harbaugh needs to calm a frazzled franchise and win some winnable football games in December.
The Ravens wide receiver says he still has great respect for Cowboys owner Jerry Jones and the organization.
The Ravens president stated that four different strains of COVID-19 were in the team facility with one being a highly-contagious strain that spread throughout the organization.
There is a plague in progress. Please listen to science and doctors and show love to each other by wearing a mask and social distancing. But eat well and order some ice cream…
Making his first collegiate start, Hakim Hart poured in a career-high 33 points.
Dennis Koulatsos and Nestor discuss the aftermath of Ravens loss to Steelers and getting ready for Dallas on short rest.
The Ravens head coach wouldn’t disclose whether he anticipates his star quarterback returning in time to play against Dallas on Tuesday.
The wide receiver had a 70-yard touchdown reception in the fourth quarter of Wednesday’s 19-14 defeat.
The starting left guard expressed optimism about Baltimore making a December run to qualify for the postseason.
Now that the Ravens game is finally over, someone in Owings Mills better be stepping out in front of the truth and facts surrounding how the franchise became a petri dish of COVID that embarrassed the organization on and off the field. The fan base changed their schedules four times this week to watch “our” team. Where is the leadership in providing answers?
The general manager left the door open to a reunion with infielder Hanser Alberto, who is now a free agent.
An injured Robert Griffin III threw for just 33 yards in the game and was replaced by Trace McSorley in the fourth quarter.
The head coach expressed pride in his shorthanded team’s effort in the 19-14 loss to Pittsburgh on Wednesday.
After delays, COVID tests, rumors, Tweets and a snow storm in Pittsburgh, the Ravens finally succumb to the undefeated Steelers – but not without a helluva fight from the understudies and developmental roster.
The Terps are still scheduled to host Rutgers on Saturday, Dec. 12.
If you witnessed the Denver Broncos play a game without a quarterback then you know on Tuesday night the Ravens will play without 20 real NFL players in Pittsburgh. That doesn’t make it any less disgraceful for the integrity of the league.
Let our local Planet Fitness fitness guru and internet sensation from Poly tell you how to start moving past the gravy and mashed potatoes on Black Friday and beyond the holiday cookies and leftovers.
When Damye Hahn of Faidley’s at Lexington Market was talking about shipping her legendary crab cakes across the country, we surprised her with a special customer. Let our head coach Brian Billick tell you about his Maryland Thanksgiving-eve tradition now shipping to the grandkids in the midwest…
Author and essayist Howard Bryant provides some backdrop as a former sports writer watching politics and a plague make its way onto the field amidst racial strife in America. Even for those who want to “stick to sports”…
Wealth manager Leonard Raskin and Nestor discuss navigating adversity during challenging times. The Ravens are going through it. So are all of us…
Over Royal Farms coffee in his Cole Roofing mug, Nestor implores his pal Bill Cole to interpret why anyone would question the veracity or impact of a deadly global pathogen and the safety of others during a plague. But feel free to believe what you want…
The former Baltimore Ravens wide receiver and Super Bowl XLVII champion is teaming up with Baltimore Recreation and Parks to make a difference in our city.
The games must be played. The television and media partners demand it. Professor Marty Conway brings class to session with facts about the demands on Roger Goodell to get the games in – no matter what.
They haven’t practiced in 10 days. Many of the players in Ravens uniforms on Tuesday night will be new to you. Better grab a scorecard along with Luke Jones and Nestor if you are navigating COVID NFL rosters.
The late Terps legend will be enshrined in November 2021 in Kansas City.
Every day there’s a new set of positive tests in Baltimore and Pittsburgh. The Ravens haven’t been sanctioned to practice but will travel to play 20-men short at Heinz Field against the undefeated Steelers. Luke and Nestor discuss the absurdity.
We’re not usually ones to mention “professional” and “forfeit” in the same sentence. But Dennis Koulatsos and Nestor witnessed what fake football looked like in Denver on Sunday. For the good of its brand, the NFL shouldn’t sanction this.
Hall of Famer Rod Woodson catches up with Nestor on about his passion for teaching the game of football around the world. And the weirdness of being stuck in middle of the Baltimore and Pittsburgh rivalry.
Our pal Cort Smith at Sporticulture has supported our sporty chats for years but here’s one with him discussing why a lifer local flower lover from Walnut Springs Nursery would dream up cool NFL sports novelties like magma lamps.
Donta Scott scored a career-high 17 points while Eric Ayala added 15 for the Terps, who improved to 3-0.
Leonard Raskin and Nestor discuss all possibilities of Ravens and Steelers COVID mess and game being moved to Tuesday night.